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The Sea in the Metro
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The Sea in the Metro: A memoir in search of juste by Jayne Tuttle

by Kirsten Krauth
1945: The Reckoning: War, empire and the struggle for a new world
History

1945: The Reckoning: A complex history taken with absolutes by Phil Craig

by Seumas Spark
Pissants
Fiction

Pissants: A deflated football novel by Brandon Jack

by Will Hunt
‘Questions for Mai: Joshua Reynolds’s portrait and the memory of Empire’ by Kate Fullagar
Essay

‘Questions for Mai: Joshua Reynolds’s portrait and the memory of Empire’

by Kate Fullagar

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